This is a neat idea if ever there was one, plus it will sattisfy the book lover in the loft liver. Lose the horrible slippy, over-glossy sleeves from your library shelf and see what happens.. Chances are you will be presented with something like this: a rainbow array of your literatures true colours. …read more
When we look around today, we see technology everywhere - to an extent that even the most detailed of 1970’s reality-scifi would have been ambitious to imagine. From cars to microwaves, televisions to mp3 players - our world is full of computers, in both our personal and professional lives. At the forefront of this, no other tool connects the modern world in the simple but powerful way than our PC’s do. The Internet provides a medium of communication for these millions of users, and in doing so it has become a resource so powerful it has the ability to provide information of any kind to anyone, anywhere, anytime. …read more
Bryson’s lancing wit is never more at home than when targeted at the American Way and the American Dream. He’s showed this before in his various books that focus his confusion in returning to his native land after a protracted stay in England. …read more
In 127 minutes of screen time, Tom has just 3. He was designed to be a crazy preacher and that’s exactly what Tony Scott lets him be… The director suggests that Waits is on his way from some excentric, religious ritual of his own as he passes the main character’s wreck. They’ve rolled their tour bus whilst on a spiked coffee high and as they lie around bleeding in the vivid Nevadan desert, Tom’s aparitional Caddy appears. …read more
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